How do I know whether I should send an Office document as an email or email attachment?
A1:
The kind of Office data you send might dictate how you can send it. For example, you can often send a Word document as an email directly, meaning the Word document will comprise the actual email body of the message. You should send a presentation or database, however, as an attachment. Those kinds of Office data documents do not always conform to a linear, text-centered single document that can comprise the body of an email.
Q2:
Does all Internet information appear on Web pages?
A2:
The Internet's information appears in many forms, sometimes in a form known as an FTP site or a newsgroup. The Web page standard, however, has become one of the most popular ways to organize and view Internet information. As more people used the Web-page standard, more modern technology enabled that standard to evolve into a uniform container of multimedia-based information. Therefore, with a Web browser, you can view all kinds of information over the Web.
